This is unlike any book I have ever read. Seth is a great writer, and this work of poetic theology is as beautiful as it is faithful. It has impacted me to the extent that even walking in the park is a new experience—one of awe and wonder. -- Alistair Begg (Bible Teacher, Truth For Life; Previous Senior Pastor, Parkside Church, Cleveland; Author, Pray Big and The Christian Manifesto)
With the heart of a poet and the hand of a novelist, Seth beautifully describes all that becomes too easily obscured when it comes to the mystery and majesty of nature. Prepare to be captivated anew by the profundity of God’s glory reflected through his magnificent creation. Enlighten and delight your mind! -- Ronnie Martin (Lead Pastor, Substance Church (EFCA), Ashland, Ohio)
Theology, nature, wonder and creativity are woven together into this beautifully written work of art. Infused with worship, Christ-centred and thoroughly biblical, this book inspires you to worship as you wander through creation, to see more than you’ve ever seen and to learn to respond, ‘Wow!’ This is undoubtedly one of the best Christian books I’ve read; I loved every word. -- Linda Allcock (Author, Deeper Still)
This beautiful book takes us on a journey of discovering, interpreting and ultimately responding to God’s marvellous communication in the natural world. Seth Lewis’s language is often enchanting, but his main goal is to invite each of us into relationship with the greatest wonder of all: creation’s author. This is winsome work—evocative, personal, well- informed and compelling. Writing at its best. -- Sharon Jones (Senior Lecturer in Education Studies at Stranmillis University College, Queen’s University Belfast)
